Put your surplus on the map.
Bread from the bakery. Grounds from the café. Offcuts from the workshop. Share the material, quantity, condition and pickup window so the right local buyer knows what’s available.
The neighborhood resource network
Your waste.
Someone else’s next move.
Loop-de-Loop connects local business surplus with people who can use it. Less disposal. More useful material. A stronger loop, right where you live.
For surplus suppliers and resource buyers. Launching one neighborhood at a time.
Local inputs. New possibilities.↗ Keep it moving
Built for real exchanges.
Not an empty map.
Human-matched first tradesNeighborhood-first rolloutClear handoff expectations
01 / The loop in motion
One business’s leftovers.
Another’s raw materials.
The gap isn’t always demand. It’s knowing what’s nearby, who needs it, and how to get it there. We’re building the connection between all three.
Possible loops / illustrative, not live listings
Café grounds→ Composters
Brewery grain→ Farms
Workshop offcuts→ Local makers
Find the next useful life.
Connect coffee grounds with composters, spent grain with farms, and pallets with makers. Match by material and distance—not by who happens to know whom.
Close the loop with a pickup.
Agree on the handoff before anything moves. Clear quantities, collection windows and material requirements keep both sides on the same page.
The flywheel: more local supply → more reliable matches → more reasons to keep materials out of the bin.
02 / Find your fit
Make room for a better loop.
Review the available plans below. Material prices and pickup arrangements are separate—confirm them with your trading partner before a handoff.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you join
Local by design.
Clear from the start.
The next loop starts with you
Don’t dump the opportunity.
Have something left over? Need a steady resource? Tell us what you have or need, and help build your neighborhood’s first loops.